Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-22

Of the same state, also refused to come back
| and has returned to banking. Whittllorn,
succeeds Ballentine in Tennessee, and tn,
latter returns to his bank. Glass Is reelected
and will go TO Europe this summer. Petit
bone is out, and he will swing his arms at the
juries in Greenville instead Of at the speaker
s*s
Ex-Governor Curtin. will remain sorn.
weeks in Washington and will then go to hi,
home in Bellefonte. There, in connection witt
Frank Burr he will, understand, prepare Q
volume of "reminiscences / saw Scott, the
millionaire congressman, in Mcpherson squar.
last week. His daughter is still here, and
suppose Scott will spend much of his time DO.
tween this and summer in Washington. d.
Wyatt Aiken, of South Carolina, has been
sick for two years, and was not able to take
mis- seat in this congress. He has drawn his
salary, however and has been chairman of the
committee on education. AS such, l am told,
ne had clerk appointed and sworn in by c
justice of the peace in South Carolina; and
this action was accepted by the house, the
first instance Of such case in our history
Reid, of North Carolina, the Congressman
who defaulted, is trying TO get his creditors r.
withdraw all papers held by them agains
which case he will return to the United
States and pay his debts He is now sup
,osed to be In Canada, and if the proper ar
rangements can be made he will enter upon
he practice of law in New York. Ben But
-erworth. of Ohio, owns house at LIE Droit
ark, and he is still here. Ellsberry, of Ohio,
$ in California, and he will probably stay
here. He proposes to locate near Los
Angeles, having chosen this point on &C.
count OF the climate. He will enter upon the
practice of medicine there. John Little. who
was defeated by two votes, has gone back Il
the practice Of law at Zenia, O., and Hill
who says his defeat arose from the fact tina
The Offices would not go round, returns to hi
Jaw practice at Defiance.
So
There are no colored members in the mex
congress, neither Smalls nor O'Hara beine
returned. O'Hara, it is said, proposes to star,
a newspaper, and as for Smalls, he is said tc
be in good circumstances aud is thinking
about getting married As to his matrimo-
NAL relations know nothing, but am tol,'
at the Capitol that be was very anxious t.
have one Of the cards Of admission to tn,
Logan funeral ceremonies which included the
members wife with the member. He told
Carlisle chat, though he had no wife, ht
wanted to get one as soon as possible. and
wanted this ticket tdhelp him. In absence o
definite information as to whether Smalls is
widower or Benedict, give this story fol
what it is worth
Woodburn. of Nevada, is still in Washing
ton, but intends to 60 to Europe shortly.
Green has left congress for the governorship
Of New Jersey, and his future address will b,
Trenton. William Walter Phelps will be en-
and Glover. Of Missouri, now away
on his honeymoon, has stopped at st. Louis,
from California, and will probably
1e in Washington soon. Heard is still il
Washington with a sick niece He will e.
home as soon Us she RECEIVERS. Perry Belmon.
is in Washington visiting the departments.
Nick Muller has gone back to his business a.
M immigrant and ticket agent in New
York. Tim Campbell has been here at
tending to the interests of his con-
and Sam Cox, in the present
condition of his health, will probably remain
lere until warm weather. Frank Hiscock is
1t home, and when he comes back to Wash
ngton it will be as n senator. Viele will
again take up civil engineering, and Sessions,
If New York, will go back to jamestown. and
he law. -.
Don Cameron has maze ano. her big deal in
asfmgton real estate. He sold yesterday
or $4,000 what, l am told, cost him four
ieals ago S32, 600, making a cool SIS, 900 off
If half block of unoccupied city property.
Senator Cameron built house on Scott circl.
ONE years ago which, it is said, cost SO, 900.
de sold 1t about two years ago for S97 600,
md be has made other profitable real estate
Investments. The house he lives in cost him
bout S6a,O 1t is one of the old time resi-
lences of the capital and will never be worth
ess than he paid for it. In the mean time
Washington property is still on the increase,
nd number Of prominent men are specu.
ating and investing in it. Sunset Cox will |
'uild this summer house costing sl9, 900 just |
ext to the one he sold before he went to Tur
ey for $50, 900, making $4,000 by the SALE |
Tom Bayne is building two |
ne houses on Massachusetts, avenue, and the |
)hio millionaire, Wardcr, is putting I'D !
residence on X street, in the |
ioot fashionable part Of the city. 1t is now |
ute the thing for the statesman to own his |
ouse IN " sshington, ami there are ten pub |
C men who own property now to one VIII, |
wned 1t ten years ago.
FRANK G. CARPENTER